The founder, on the record.
James Rubinowitz, the founder of Execute, is a New York trial lawyer whose cases recovered more than $300 million for injured clients. He teaches AI and litigation at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, serves on the New York CLE circuit for trial lawyers, and appears as a legal commentator on national outlets. This page collects where that commentary runs.
National outlets, on AI and the law.
Bloomberg Law
Quoted on the Perplexity AI copyright suits and fair use exposure. “News Outlets’ Perplexity AI Suits Strike at Existential Threat,” February 2026.
Axios
Named expert on chatbot logs and private records as evidence in the Musk and OpenAI trial. “Private digital records used as legal weapons,” May 2026.
Reuters
Quoted as a trial lawyer and AI specialist on the OpenAI verdict’s consequences, May 2026.
Daily Journal
Bylined guest article in California’s leading legal trade paper. “AI lawsuits shift from copyright to human harm,” January 2026.
Business Insider
Quoted at length reviewing the SpaceX share dispute ahead of one of the biggest IPOs in years, March 2026.
GB News
On air legal commentary on the sentencing in the Matthew Perry case, April 2026.
LiveNOW from FOX
On air legal commentary on Anthropic’s lawsuit against the Pentagon over the supply chain risk label, March 2026.
Selected appearances, articles, and segments are collected at JamesRubinowitz.com. James is an adjunct professor teaching AI and litigation at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and faculty on the New York CLE circuit for trial lawyers.
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